Hokkaido is a beautiful place filled with bountiful Sakura, snow and amazingly peculiar inventions such as self-opening toilet seats. Hokkaido is extremely picturesque with sights designed to amaze, perfect for road trips with your loved ones.

Tohoku is a countryside filled with rustic onsen towns, deep winters covered in thick layers of snow that is embellished by the country’s most spectacular Matsuri’s (festival). Despite its many charm points, Tohoku is one of the least visited regions hence making it one of the best places to explore.

Kanto is one of the most densely populated region in Japan. It is considered the cultural, political and economic heart of the country. Kanto too celebrates a plethora of popular festivals throughout the year.

The Chubu regions offers varying climates and landscapes whereby during winter, sports such as skiing and snowboarding are possible in Nagano, Niigata and Gifu, the 3 prefectures that comprises the Japan Alps.

The Kinki region is commonly known as the Kansai region has existed for approximately 1500 years to which travellers are able to experience the spirituality, history and culture of Japan. This includes historic buildings such as temples and shrines, Maiko and traditional cuisines.

Kyushu is the volcanic island located south of Japan which encompasses breath-taking waterfalls, beautiful coastlines and many towns renowned for its volcanic hot springs.